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by wheybags 4y ago
It's "hear hear"
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by wheybags 4y ago
Something I've always wanted from gitignore: a way to ignore changes to a file that is already present in the repo . So, for example, I can commit a config file that should contain secure credentials with the credentials redacted, a
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by wheybags 4y ago
Sounds kind of like Huffman coding - the games you can remember all have a short encoding, and a random board has a long one
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by wheybags 4y ago
You need to meet more people. Or ask more questions.
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by wheybags 4y ago
I had a sugery for a common issue performed, as it happens, by the ex head of some surgeons union type organisation in my country (Ireland). The established technique has an uncommon but not so uncommon tendency to have issues where you jus
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by wheybags 4y ago
You can write apps in c or lua, so raw memory shouldn't be a problem
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by wheybags 5y ago
I don't think intel mobile CPUs support ecc
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by wheybags 5y ago
This feels really pointless. If I can create /.git, I have root already. Any other parent-directory-escalation that I can think of would be so obscure as to be not worth caring about, and would also probably require having access to an
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by wheybags 5y ago
Well the linux ptoject does just fine without strict aliasing based optimisations. Pretty much everything on windows is built with msvc, which doesn't depend on strict aliasing for optimisation either.
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by wheybags 5y ago
Well, reality is many real world projects depend on it. Eg linux, disables strict aliasing. IMO the strict aliasing rule is a mistake, people know how the code should behave, so it should behave as expected.
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by wheybags 5y ago
What about inside the implementation of a sorting routine? Or the move assign operator of a smart pointer? There are plenty of legitimate reasons to swap variables, not everyone is making a crud app.
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by wheybags 5y ago
I never understood why stock coolers have to be so bad. It's not like intel or amd don't have the engineering ability to do the same kind of work noctua does, so why don't they?
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by wheybags 5y ago
They've been burned since the NES. The piracy cat and mouse game is as old as consoles.
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by wheybags 5y ago
Seriously. Especially When you compare to some other inheritors (eg Brian Herbert)
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by wheybags 5y ago
Been using keepassxc with self hosted seafile for sync for a few years now. Keepassdx on android. Super happy with this combo.
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by wheybags 5y ago
I gotta say, if I was the BDFL of llvm, I would kick this out of tree without a second thought. Why on earth should a foss project support a private architecture? How many man-hours have been wasted waiting for the Lanai backend to compile?
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by wheybags 5y ago
My username is wheybags on github, I actively use the account, both public and private repos, and it shows as available on your site.
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by wheybags 5y ago
That honestly seems a little convoluted as a theory. Like a double-double-doublecross in some spy movie, IMO real life is usually more straightforward.
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by wheybags 5y ago
Presuming it's a desktop, and you haven't done so already - try replacing the fans with some noctua ones
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by wheybags 5y ago
Most trackers have an associated website, the term "tracker" is often used to refer to both the actual torrent tracker and the listing site together.
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by wheybags 5y ago
100%, the c++ style casts are huge and unwieldy to type. Also, for casting between integer types, you can actually reverse the bracketing so it looks like a nice clean conversion function. Eg, these two expressions are the same: int32_t(x);
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by wheybags 5y ago
You inadvertently argued against your own point. Your friend's startup died, that damages the economy, that is what economic sanctions are designed to do. Whether the specific instance of sanctioning was justified is another matter of
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by wheybags 5y ago
In everyday use, by non programmers, they're all just brackets.
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by wheybags 5y ago
I very intentionally bought two Samsung ssd from different countries, so I would get different batches. They show up on my door. Same batch, only a few hundreds apart in their serial number :(
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by wheybags 5y ago
The problem is that GNs videos are often kinda long and boring. If i just want to know what's going on, I will watch an ltt video. I only watch GN videos when I'm making a purchasing decision.
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by wheybags 5y ago
I have all notifications off all the time. I check slack when I have a moment, like if I'm waiting for CI or a long compile. Actual highlights will turn the tray icon red, so I will notice soon, but replying even to highlights immediat
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by wheybags 5y ago
I have unironically used `#define private public` before including headers in my test code...
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by wheybags 5y ago
It's possible they offered shares behind closed doors and were turned down though.
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by wheybags 5y ago
Threading I get, but why no generics?
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by wheybags 5y ago
That security guard was performing the important function of allowing the management to legally tick the "we have a security guard" box on the insurance form.

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